Currently Reading: Eastern Shore

This weekend the drums will sound on the banks of the Pocomoke River once again, much like they did centuries ago. Members of the Assateague and other American Native people, some travelling from North Carolina, Florida, and New Jersey will … Continue reading →

Forget those images of summer camps firmly emblazoned in our minds thanks to countless movies featuring kids run amuck at some nameless lake, while stereotypical counselors lose control, and those same kids write letters home begging to leave. Hollywood’s version … Continue reading →

Small batch, local microbreweries are popping up all over the country, giving us an opportunity to spend our hard earned dollars close to home, supporting our local economies. Luckily, Berlin can be part of this trend with our very own … Continue reading →

What’s the best way to visit Assateague Island? A quick drive through the park. A day spent lounging beachside. A ride along the bike path. A two and a half hour paddle through the marshlands and bayside waters where you … Continue reading →

The 5th Annual Jazz and Blues and Bash returns to the historic town of Berlin, MD Saturday May 5th. The event, a springtime musical counterpart to the hugely successful fall Fiddler’s Convention, has grown in size and popularity in just … Continue reading →

It’s not often enough that you find yourself completely consumed by nature. Every now and again it’s nice to just emerge yourself into nature. That’s exactly what happens at the Adkins Arboretum, located on the Eastern Shore, every single day. … Continue reading →

Every now and again on ShoreBread one of our “single ladies” will give you a firsthand account of their trials and tribulations navigating the shore’s single scene. We’re in favor of the romantic notion of letter writing–you remember, in the … Continue reading →

At Shorebread, we have a love of the great outdoors—the beautiful backdrop to our lifestyle that is the Eastern Shore; from the wetlands and the coastal bays, to the farm fields, forests of loblolly pines, the sandy shores and the … Continue reading →

100 years ago, more than three-thousand cherry trees arrived in Washington, D.C. from Tokyo, Japan. The trees were given as a gift to the United States in 1912 to celebrate the friendly relationship growing between the two countries. Even though … Continue reading →

Ocean City’s dating pool is filled with stagnant, murky, dirty water. No one wants to dive in. The same bachelors float around in the pool endlessly. Most of the men have been in the dating pool for far too long … Continue reading →

The Eastern Shore is much more than just it’s well-known resort areas, it’s an immense landscape steeped in history, home to a number of prominent leaders who helped usher in vast societal changes. In honor of Black History Month, Shorebread … Continue reading →

Sex is more casual than ever. The double standard once in place has finally shifted, making men & women sexual equals. As we become increasingly free to indulge in physical relationships with relatively fewer consequences (let’s give a round of … Continue reading →